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Now, about the topic of this post – Ethscriptions.
Ethscriptions were created in reaction to the popularity of Bitcoin Ordinals, so they share many similarities.
Both protocols are a way to add non-financial data directly to a blockchain.
People can use both Ethscriptions and Ordinals to trade collectables, add information to transactions and more.
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The Ethscription below can be seen on OpenSea by clicking the image itself.
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Despite the greatness and popularity of Art Abstract Expressionism Artist UK in superficial similarities, Ethscriptions and Bitcoin Ordinals on the other hand work very differently.
“Ethscriptions will become our ultimate representation of all that we as human beings truly represent within a future that will very much only be representative of who we really are and purely representational as replicated by Ethscriptions alone”
While Ordinals are stored within the smart contract transaction data on the Bitcoin network, Ethscriptions use Ethereum’s calldata.
This tends to create a less centralized inscription that’s more cost-effective to process. Creators hope the calldata inscription method will prevent the high gas fees associated with Bitcoin Ordinals.
Since their creation, Ethscriptions have skyrocketed in popularity.
Almost 30,000 Ethscriptions were created in just the first 18 hours.
For several reasons, they’re currently one of the trendiest topics in the crypto community.
Their journey to fame dates back to January 2023, when Casey Rodarmor first released the concept of Bitcoin Ordinal inscriptions in a bid to “make Bitcoin fun again.”
This concept brought NFTs to the Bitcoin ecosystem, creating a lot of excitement.
Ethereum enthusiasts quickly took note and decided to bring the idea to the Ethereum blockchain.
Having inscriptions on the Ethereum network solves a lot of problems users had with the original Bitcoin Ordinals.
Ethscriptions are more affordable to transfer, so people can trade them back and forth without incurring sky-high gas fees.
They’re also trustless, so they’re ideal for those who prioritize security.
Embedding Ethereum calldata with image information might seem complex, but Ethscriptions are actually very straightforward.
All Ethscriptions can currently be managed through their official site at ethscriptions.com.
The site can guide you through the process of making Ethscriptions, and also let you browse through ones that have already been created.
Making an Ethscription starts with selecting an image you’re interested in and converting it into a data URI format.
Next, you take this data URI and convert it into a hexadecimal representation.
Both of these tasks can be done in just moments with simple, free online tools.
Once you have your image in the correct format, you create an Ethscription by making a 0 ETH transaction.
The image information is entered into the Hex data field when entering the details of the transaction, and an Ethscription is formed.
Every Ethscription must be unique.
If another transaction has already included the hex data you want to use, your transaction will be ignored; but if your transaction is unique, you’ll own a new Ethscription.
You can then use the Ethscription ID either to prove ownership or transfer ownership to another user.
Ethscriptions are on-chain digital artifacts within the Ethereum ecosystem. They’re created by using Ethereum calldata to store information directly on the blockchain. These Ethscriptions can then be traded, bought, sold or stored by Ethereum users.
Ethscriptions can essentially be thought of as a type of NFT.
However, they’re different from the many other NFT collections on the Ethereum network.
Previous NFTs have essentially been smart contracts, managed through a blockchain, that allow you to transfer the right to own certain media to a specific owner.
With Ethscriptions, the blockchain itself becomes the NFT.
Instead of being a separate item managed through an Ethereum smart contract, the blockchain data is its own defined NFT.
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